The Slifer Phalanx
Company C, 1st Pennsylvania Reserves
| "The
Slifer Phalanx – so named in honor of Hon. Eli Slifer, then Secretary of the
Commonwealth under Governor Curtin – was recruited in Chester, and was, for a time,
quartered in City Hall, during the month of May, 1861. The following is the roll of the
company, which was mustered into service as Company C, 1st Pennsylvania
Reserves, or 30th of the line. Chester (and its Vicinity,) Delaware County in PA
– Published 1877 – John Hill Martin, Esq. |
| Samuel A. Dyer, Captain
Joseph R. T. Coates, 1st Lieut. John H. Taylor, Jr., 2nd Lieut |
Sergeants |
1. Jacob Keen Vaughan, Jr. |
Corporals |
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Privates |
Samuel Ardes |
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